... RECEIPTS OF TIIE CHARTIST CO.OPBRATIVE LAND COMPANY. PElR MR. O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. Arbroathl Derby Ml. N. Ilallart Nottinglllm Cockermuuth York Clitheroe Addingbarn Litnehouse Whittingtofl and Cat Hanley Idle, Leicester, per AstIll Ilamiltonl Croydon Glasgow Carrington Sheffield Worcester Newcastle-uponI.Tyfl Chelsea, per Datebar Hoebden Bridge 0 Crieff PHAflZ.1S SECTION ITO.1 W. ...

... artiot 9anb Companp. TO THE SUAREhIOLDERS OF THE C[IAR- 4 TIST CO-OPERATIVE LAND COMPANY, IN 0 THE LEICESTER DISTRICT. co BRaaTuErsN, to I am now to direct your attention to the article TI respecting the establisbment of schools. To obtain pi and preserve unbounded power, and to accumulate be and preserve unbounded wealth, has been the first cc wish to possess, and the most unscrupulous means ...

... , flbartfot bald b eliompanp. T0 THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE CEI.AR- 2a 'TIST CO.OPERATIVE LAND COMPANY, IN ast t THE LicICESTER DISTRICT. in, BURaTfREN, O I1 ain now to direct your attention to the article tu sres.ecinthe etablishment of schools. To obtain blaa I rsreunbounded power, and to accumulate par an4 preserve unboundad wealth, has been the first ?? -wilh to possess, and the most ...

... Itowptnig Hflltelgentc. NOTICE TO MARINERS SAND KeY.-Sand Key his again made its app'arance fifty feet to the westward of its former location, and where the light house originally stood there is now two feet water Mr. Waldron, late commander of the cutter Morris, has erected a staff sixty feet above the level of the sea wih a large black ball at the lead, on the new Sand Key, which can be seen ...

... I (From a New York Paper.) TUESIDAY, DEC. 8, Six p. Al -The stock market open- ad to-day rather heavy, but impro ved before the adjourn- ment of the first board; betwveesi the boards a further advance in prices was realised, but at the second board a slight decline was experienced, caused partially by the reception of the President's Message. The annexed statement exhibits thle aggregate ...

... An extraordinary meeting of tlits coaspany was held at tite at Dock Ofi~ce yesterday, which was catted by the Chairman in si 'pursuaisee of tire following requisition ?? INe, thle under- of signed, being proprietors of shares in else undertakiti for Fr m~aking a basin, or dock quay or wharf , reservOirs, and other (3 works, at the Port of Kfingston-upon-Ilsusll, do hereby request wo yrou to ...

... J a~crtlictral alti ?? larftets. . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CORN MARKIETS. HULL, TunsDAY, JAN. 5. Since our last we have had only a smuall business pass- ing in the corn trade; holders are very firm, and buyers not feeling.1inclirred to payv such extreme rates as are asked, tended to make the tranrsactionrs limited, excep~t where their immredlato %vants compelled theur to hfuy, and then anadvanieeof Os ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING | THE PAST WEEK. _ I WHEAT.-The quantity on sale last Monday in Mark- lane was limited from all the near counties, wvith short arrivals from Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Cambridgahire, and a brisk demand was experienced for nil descriptions of home grown at an advance of 2s to 3s per qr., and for free foreign a similar improvement took place with a fair steady ...

... j -- WOOL AND TPLIDE MARKETS. Since this day se'nnight, the imports of wool have consisted of 38 bales from Antwerp, 44.5 from Port 1'hi lip, 582 fs'om Sydney, and 269 from Odessa. There is a better feeling in the demand for English wools, at fall pi ices, but foreign and colonial qualities are a dull inquiry. Holders, however, are very firm. STATE OF TRADE (SATURDAY). LivnErOOL.-A ...

... v- -- ?? I ?? - Adwe LEEDS CATTLE MARKET, WEDSESDAY, JAN. 0. There were 300 beasts and 2,300 sheep. Beef, 6s to Oso 6 per stonie; mutton rd to Gad per lb. Business was dull, part of the stock turned out unsold. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MtARKET, JAY. 4. The supply of stock at our market to-day has been larger than last wveek, the principal portion of second- rate and inferior quality. Anythinggood ...

... ?? ?? ?? theg SA L ,Ef HEOAR- ti LA.ST L COMPANE -IN ,THE LEICES- 4,DISTiT Yq ,There is~ocemore pointupon whc hlate o-V sldfeenuce have. decided, towic wish to, direet your i~to especial eattntiou..In the original ?? was pro- o the posid to convey the Land to, you as. leaseold, with -el i1t1h-, the right reserved to you ofoonverting the same into 'rein freehold by purchase, at a certain prige4 ...

... (;Ut La. tl1RC.. AL INTELL - ENC r . [FROM oul. Lo:;iuow ov zr w n The markects ti~r coo aii ld toeoa; i.o I c.;c ?? OVI Toomidcy, and floe ocles heldofic ar0c . ir- throughccofton and 'one or Lwoo other arlti-fo; t ro!4 rete!roenv to the statiotiro prabliorood by Oc:a teaoc ukqo- J' Et) ws its free lirqsa wa~i lost ac th Innororn t t fpopsttacti ractictoer, atid it Otcotc,, ?? to sa is Icm ...